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This Cognac comes from a winegrower in the town of Pessines, in Charente-Maritime, a few kilometers from the town of Saintes. Benefiting from a minimum age guarantee of 33 years, it is a cognac which was produced by a producer who is now retired. The attention he paid to aging is remarkable, with the use of new, high-quality barrels at the start of aging.
The Grosperrin house is a reference in the world of Cognac, specializing in the production of exceptional cognacs from rare, old crus of remarkable quality. Founded in the 1990s by Jean Grosperrin, a passionate advocate of the Cognac region, the house is known for its commitment to preserving traditions while bringing a touch of modernity. Grosperrin stands out for its unique approach to selecting eaux-de-vie, often sourced from lesser-known terroirs that are often overlooked by larger houses. By respecting traditional distillation and aging methods, and focusing on extremely aged cuvées, each bottle offers a rare aromatic depth and a unique complexity. Grosperrin produces cognacs that delight connoisseurs, blending elegance, finesse, and power.
The Grosperrin house was founded by Jean Grosperrin, a passionate advocate of the history and culture of Cognac, who distinguished himself with his focus on old crus and the search for authentic terroirs. The story of the house began in the 1990s, when Jean Grosperrin set out to discover old cognac stocks in estates often overlooked by the larger houses. He primarily focused on eaux-de-vie from small properties and forgotten terroirs, with the aim of showcasing rare and complex cognacs.
This passion for overlooked terroirs and the pursuit of excellence allowed Grosperrin to create a range of cognacs with great aromatic richness. The house is also known for its partnerships with...
Exoticism and freshness for this 1988 Vintage Cognac – Stewed mango and passion fruit, fresh note of coconut and ginger. Singular and rare cuvée. Colour: sustained gold.
Maxime Trijol Fins Bois 1978 is a Cognac with a golden, orange color. The nose is intense with fruity notes of marmalade, candied quince and vanilla. It then appears a light woodiness mixed with a delicate rancio.
The Collection of Vintage Cognacs from Maison Godet is one of the largest in the region, ranging from 1814 to present day. Godet Millesime 1999 Fins Bois is a Cognac from a single year and a single cru to reveal all its characteristics.
Tiffon Cuvée Quart de Siècle is a blend of old Cognacs aged at least 25 years, rigorously chosen by the Cellar Master.
Exceptional Cognac bearing the Fine Champagne appellation. It is made exclusively from “Grande Fine Champagne”, the premier cru of Cognac. Noble cognac with a golden yellow robe. On the nose, delicate aromas of oak and vanilla, then violet and rose. In the mouth a lot of structure and good persistence.
Bord de Mer is the first Cognac from Maison Jean-Luc Pasquet from the Borderies terroir. It is a blend with an average age of 30 years (L.30Y) with the characteristic freshness of Borderies. Ideal for tasting on sunny days, it was quite naturally that it was named Bord de Mer. Limited Edition of 309 bottles.
A rare Cognac from the Ile d'Oleron, in fact the old Cognacs in this particular location are almost impossible to find. This maritime terroir exposed to the spray of the Atlantic Ocean gives birth to gourmet and saline eaux-de-vie.
This is the first time that Maison Ardbeg has used rare Port barrels to age its malt, before combining them with Bourbon barrels. The result is “Spectacular”: a smoky whisky with a perfect balance between sweetness and smoky peat, offering a variety of exclusive notes and aromas.
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Jean-Luc Pasquet Le Cognac de Jean Philippe is part of the Esprit de Famille Collection. It is a Cognac harvested in 1988 at Bonneuil on the Grande Champagne terroir and offered in a limited edition of 120 bottles only.